Tuning with Hondata
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Tuning with Hondata
To properly tune a car using hondata or uberdata what equipment is needed, Is it a complicated process?
Would anyone be able to use it?
How would you learn to use hondata and tune with it?
Would anyone be able to use it?
How would you learn to use hondata and tune with it?
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Re: Tuning with Hondata (Waiting For My Lude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Waiting For My Lude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">To properly tune a car using hondata or uberdata what equipment is needed, Is it a complicated process?
Would anyone be able to use it?
How would you learn to use hondata and tune with it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
tools needed are a
timing light
wideband o2
chip burner
chip emulator, not nec. but verry helpful
laptop
as for the q.
there is allot involved in tuning but it is fairly easy to get a car to run.
there are allot of AFR tuners arroumnd here and they can get the cars to run fine with a perfect afr at wot but the rest of the maps are questionable
but if you are willing to try and learn go for it also look into http://www.efi101.com bens class is verry good introduction into tuning a efi system
Would anyone be able to use it?
How would you learn to use hondata and tune with it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
tools needed are a
timing light
wideband o2
chip burner
chip emulator, not nec. but verry helpful
laptop
as for the q.
there is allot involved in tuning but it is fairly easy to get a car to run.
there are allot of AFR tuners arroumnd here and they can get the cars to run fine with a perfect afr at wot but the rest of the maps are questionable
but if you are willing to try and learn go for it also look into http://www.efi101.com bens class is verry good introduction into tuning a efi system
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From: North Massapequa, NY, United States
Re: Tuning with Hondata (b18cls1)
lol, I really dont know anything about tuning and I'm not really sure about what you just said but im really interested in learning and I hope to learn alot
thanks for the help
thanks for the help
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From: Bluffton/Hilton Head,SC / Ft. Lauderdale, FL, usa
Re: Tuning with Hondata (Waiting For My Lude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Waiting For My Lude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lol, I really dont know anything about tuning and I'm not really sure about what you just said but im really interested in learning and I hope to learn alot
thanks for the help</TD></TR></TABLE>
Basically what B18cls1 is trying to say is there are alot of "wannabe" tuners out there that think just cause they can modify a base map, burn a chip or get a solid WOT AFR reading, they are are "tuners"..when in reality there partial throttle maps look like *** and the car runs like **** in that portion, has horrible gas mileage, base timing not in sync with the software/ECU.(etc)..so be careful just cause the car "runs" and "idles" doesn't mean you have a "properly" tuned engine (which im sure u payed for)
.........good luck
thanks for the help</TD></TR></TABLE>
Basically what B18cls1 is trying to say is there are alot of "wannabe" tuners out there that think just cause they can modify a base map, burn a chip or get a solid WOT AFR reading, they are are "tuners"..when in reality there partial throttle maps look like *** and the car runs like **** in that portion, has horrible gas mileage, base timing not in sync with the software/ECU.(etc)..so be careful just cause the car "runs" and "idles" doesn't mean you have a "properly" tuned engine (which im sure u payed for)
.........good luck
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